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"Firms plan to move 800 billion pounds of assets" is the headline in today's Guardian as it reports new analysis that 20 city firms are about to transfer assets to Europe ahead of the Brexit deadline.
According to The Times, analysts at EY are warning that the figure is a conservative estimate - and that the closer Britain gets to the 29 March without a deal, the more likely it is that assets and jobs will be transferred.
The Daily Telegraph leads with a claim that British and European officials are exploring a delay to Brexit. The paper says that despite the government insisting it has no intention of asking for an extension to the negotiation period, three separate EU sources have told its journalists that UK officials had been "putting out feelers" and "testing the water" on the possibility of extending Article 50.
The 'i" focuses its coverage of a new report into social housing on what it calls the "time bomb" of homelessness facing many older people. It says almost a third of over-60s living on their own in private rented accommodation spend half their income on housing costs.
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